The FSC forest certification process is as follows:

Step 1, sign a consulting contract and provide consultation and guidance.

Step 2, decide to apply: According to FSC requirements, the wood processing and trading company decides to obtain its business certification and chooses a certificate of trust to achieve certification. Based on the company's information, the certifier can determine the expected value of success.

Step 3, sign a contract: Based on the first determined judgment, the certifying party and the certified party are required to sign a contract. Contracts are generally signed for a period of 5 years. This is how long the certificate is valid.

Step 4, evaluation: Conduct an evaluation under the arrangement of the company owner. The main contents of the assessment are:

1. Procurement and wood source control

2. Product separation (certified and non-certified raw materials)

3. Collection Goods, warehousing and raw material distribution

4. Processing control

5. Sales

6. Training and documentation

7. FSC Proper use of the logo

Determining the company's assessment points and the measures to be followed need to be discussed and reported.

Step 5, certification report: Based on the evaluation, the certification personnel form a report, which mainly includes recommended certificates or activities that need to be improved to overcome shortcomings. Reports will go directly to the Certification Decision Committee for final evaluation.

Step 6, Certificate and Registration: If all steps are positive, the company will be awarded a certificate of certification. If necessary, some conditions can be attached until these conditions are met within a specified time. The use of certificates in market activities and the role of registered FSC logo marks will be strictly controlled.

Step 7, evaluation management: At certain intervals (usually once a year), certification personnel will conduct a short and on-site audit of the company in order to check the implementation of the conditions defined in the report. . Note-taking, input-output control and the use of the FSC mark are the main aspects of the audit.